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A NE\\ STEEL TP I S!
Chicago. March IS.?Pennant hope:
for tlie Chicago Nationals ascended ;
noich today when headquarters hen
do received reports that Ruck Herzoq
on; \eieruu seconu uaseuiun. nuu peiiuiiu
, , ed creditably in a practice game yes
P ^ terday at Los Angeles. Herzog playei
Liit- in a new steel harness because of ;
hernia suffered since the Cubs sturtei
spring training at Pasadena. Cali:
0 I'pon his showing in yesterday's practice
sessoin it liad been announced de
pended whether Herzog innnediatel;
underwent an operation or attemptei
to play through the season strappp<
in tiie truss.
; About SiI.I'IM'.h'io worth of gold iui
hzi i been mined in Wales. ?Vot!a::d. a."
c '1 <lu!'irK i!k' past tw^n'
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i HOOVER SWIM -
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Issues Statement Today Urging U
Early Ratification of the jf
Treaty
i New York Mar. 18.?Herbert Hoov-jlj
'er. in a statement issued from hisJf
office here today, advocates early rat- 11
ification of the peace treaty "so long 1}
!as the final form gives us freedom of jf
action and room for constructive (It-; 11
jvelopment of peace." and with reser-Jj
Jvations which "should satisfy tne'fl
most timid as to entanglements." The 11{
;statement was issued, it was explain-!jj
,ed, in response to a request of theJi
( Washington Star for his views on tne j}|
subject.
Mr. Hoover expressed the belief Jj
that the reservations "do not destroy Iff
;the possibility of the creation of aj{|
potent organization to mitigate tbejjj
dangers in front of us and the aiter- f|
natives are a continuation of our ||
state of war for another year or the |f
unthinkable thing for us to make a if]
separate peace after we have gone so 111
far as to agree on its main lines Jf
with comrades-in-arms. |||.
"Despite the feeling of Uresident If
Wilson and his associates that the If
.strength of the league is somewhat ?f
; undermined" by the reservations, Mr. i]|
Hoover expressed the opinion "they|||
also should accept them."
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| in? consideration of pending res- \\\
g ervations to the peace treaty, the ill
| Senate soon after meeting today j?
| rejected 48 to 27 a reservation pre- Iff
D sonted by Senator Reed, Demo- If
crat, Missouri, which would re- if
jjj serve to the United States for de- j{
3 cision in questions affecting uits }|
|! national honor or its vital inter- ]{
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May He Final Vote Tomorrow
Washington. March IS.?One after {}
Dj another the Senate today voted down jj
| proposed reservations lo the peace If
D treaty. }j
| A grist of about a dozen reserva- }f
j] tions was to be disposed of during ||
3 the day under an agreement to limit }|
|'debate and put the resolution of ratifi- ||
g. cation into final form for a vote 10- If
3) morrow.
Meantime renewed attacks were ||
" made on the administration line up ff
opposing ratification with the Repub- ({
Mean reservations already adopied. ||
hut there was not much hope in any }j
quarter that enough Democrats to ra- |f
>:fy would break away from President ?!
Wilson's recommendations
The Senate then defeated another i ? ?
reservation by Senator Reed provid
ing tnai me unuea siaies woum re- wm
fuse to assume any obligation to ?
employ its military or naval forces, ?
its resources or any form of economic
discrimination under any article of k'n
the league covenant. ?1
VA. NEGRO REPUBLICANS
TO HOLD CONVENTION S
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Richmond, Va., Mar. 18.?Denounc-1 ?f|
ing the action of the "Lilly White" g
Republicans, who debarred negroes g
from their meeting here this week, jg
what is known as the "black and tan" g
faction of the party held a mass meet- M
ing last night and adopted resolutions M
in favor of holding a state convention g|
of negro Republicans in Richmond, ^
April 27, to elect 15 delegates to the gg
national convention.
SEIZED SHIP CASE
PUZZLES WASHINGTON 1
Washington?Officials here are jj
said to be in a quandary over the al- g
leged offer of the Soviet government |j|
I 'o reiurn me American steamsmp =
Omsk. The ship and her cargo are 1=
worth $3,000,000. The Omsk was s|
seized by the Soviet authorities ini||
the Black Sea when on her way tojfg
supply the Deniken forces. Officials =
are said to be puzzled as to how to ||
negotiate for the ship's return with
ut recognizing in a measure the S
Moscow government.
HEAT PIPES MADE ONLY
THE RIGHT SHOE LEFT g
St. Louis?Investigation followed =
the discovery of St. Louis shoe re- jj
repair shop that more leflt shoes |j
than rights were being tendered for
repair. Steam heat pipes in the lo- IS
"al street cars were found responsi- j M
l)le. Passeneers toasted their toot-is
sie and scorched their soles.
DRAW-STRING BROKE
AUGUST IS CAUGHT j|
St. Louis?The draw-string on'if
August Triske's pajamas broke, and i J|
Here is how it came about:
_ I Triske was a mental patient at the i H
City Hospital. He jumped headlong' M
I from a twenty-foot winrtow and g
< j land unhurt on the pavement. Helg
s Utr.rted to run. The pajama string J
i jbroke. The garment wrapped around jg
ejhis legs find two doctors caught jl
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fi j < hiraguans wore uddud last year foIlS
yhiic ranks of tiiOse whose incomes j3
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